PEANuT

A Cytoscape plugin for pathway enrichment analysis

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PEANuT is a Cytoscape 2.8.3 plugin for pathway enrichment analysis.

PEANuT utilizes data from the following databases:

- ConsensusPathDB
- PathwayCommons
- WikiPathways

The version for Cytoscape 3.x is available via http://sourceforge.net/projects/peanutv3/

A publication is currently in preparation.

PEANUT is designed to work in concert with the VIPER and COMFI plugins.

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